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Predict four different amino acid in the enzymes F-2,6,P2 site and indicate for each amino acid how it interacts with the regulatory molecule.
Darwin's contribution to evolutionary thought is natural selection. What is natural selection, and how does this differ from the Lamarckian theory of evolution
Identify four priorityareas of VicHealth.
glycogen provides a tyrosine residue for initiating glycogen chains.
Of the three types of cell shapes found in epithelial tissues, which are the best at allowing active transport processes?
I wonder because mice and humans, although both being mammals, are separated probably by tens millions years of separate evolution. By the "mammals" logic, dolphins, cows, wolves, and goats, all bei
Medicare is said to be one of the most important components of Australia's health care system. What is Medicare?Identify one advantage and one disadvantage of Medicare.
Do bugs love light bulbs because they resemble the stars or is it the sun? How do they sense the bulb?
Enzymes accelerate biochemical reactions toward equilibrium by lowering the free energy of the transition state between substrates and products.
Some time ago, I read James Gleick's "Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman", a wonderful biography of Feynman and, by extension, most of modern physics. In this book, the author mentions
Hijra are people who have a penis (not sure if sexually active) but look much like a female (perhaps for some feminine biological property). Wikipedia says they are "physiological males who have fem
I asked a question related to the third sex, and I came to know that its always possible to categorize a human to male or female with presence of Y chromosome.
Layman here. So I have never really quite understood this facet of human evolution, (or any other for that matter), in that, I understand the evolutionary process, but I get lost on the 'border' cas
Non-government organizations play an imperative role in promoting a balanced and healthy dietary intake in the Australian population.Identify one Australian non-government agency and briefly describ
At school we were told on scale of 0 through 1000 the animal kingdom ranges from amoeba the simplest/primitive being at 0, and Humans the most complex animals at 1000
Sunlight doesn't penetrate beyond a couple of hundred feet from the surface of the ocean. Species that exist at greater depth probably live in a state of perpetual night; yet from a quick google ima
I have got the sequence result (Illumina). The sequence is huge and I can't predict anything from the sequence. I have gone through different database like Metacyc, Biocyc etc.
A healthy immune response to a bacterial infection includes "memory" to permit the body to thwart subsequent exposure to same bacteria
With many foods today containing chemicals, agents and preservatives etc...
I have an AP Bio class where I have to name 3 properties of water and I chose adhesion and cohesion for one of them. I'm having trouble finding out how exactly trees use adhesion and cohesion to mov
CJ is having surgery next week to remove a malignant breast tumor, following discovery of a lump in the breast and a biopsy. Her mother and aunt have had breast cancer.
Say I have three unicellular organisms: a eukariote, a bacterium and an archaeon. If I cut off nutrition from them at the same time.
I have read that a chimera is an organism with two or more sets of DNA, with every cell having one of the sets. Is it possible and common for the two or more sets to be present in the cells of a sin
If there are no neurons providing a stimulus for more firing (as in a dish of disembodied rat neurons), Question: why don't they simply cease firing after the synchronized burst completes?
I've recently seen the term synthetic biology being used to describe research involving genetic modification of organisms.